That looks more like AES256 encrypted text... looks nothing like a "seed"... or is that the output from the extract script that comes with btcrecover?
Electrum uses AES-256-CBC for encrypting the wallet file. this includes private keys and seed.
http://docs.electrum.org/en/latest/faq.html#how-is-the-wallet-encryptedSo far I've received a range of posts from payment upfront, give me the full file, to contacting Dave.
you don't need to do any of these.
you already given what you claim to be your encrypted seed.
but you need to explain about your password. how long it is, what characters it contains, does it have lower case and/or uppercase letters, does it have symbols, is there any meaningful words in it or are they random chars,....
answering these narrows the search and makes brute force possible. without knowing any of it your password may be :
- 123
- sage55123
- myPa$sW@rdIsStr0ng
- 3Df9F8&jme#o3nKp_
it is a fools task to even begin to break the last one for example!